Heavy, brooding, and absolutely ruthless. The Berserk Dreamcast game dropped in 1999 and brought Susumu Hirasawa's iconic sound with it. "FORCES II" opens with that driving, industrial-tinged intensity that anyone who knows Berserk will recognize in their bones.
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The track list mixes Japanese-titled atmospheric pieces with combat themes, and something like "ZODDO II" carries that oppressive weight of facing an apostle. Dreamcast-era audio gives it a raw but surprisingly full sound.
The synth work is dense and layered, sitting right between electronic experimentation and dark orchestral tension. Everything feels massive and doomed. Exactly the way Berserk should sound. For anyone who needs their game music to feel like the world is ending.